Amy Richmond and Scott Duncan buy an antique bookcase for their home in Baton Rouge from the Washington’s; along with it comes a little book on “Family Limitations” and the ghost of Raziela Nolan or Razi as she was known to her…
The review for this book was published at Literary Fiction, BellaOnline in 10/24/2006. The full review of The Mercy of the Thin Air can be read at SquidLit.
Don’t want to venture out into the cold to get a new pair of plus size organic sweats or tees? Well, now you don’t have to. Cotton Ginny has unveiled their new online shop to Canadian customers. At the moment it has a very limited selection. I imagine they are testing the internet waters. But…
You spend good money on your bags. Do you really want to put them on the floor at your feet or worse on the back of a chair where they can be lifted? No, I didn’t think so. Purse hooks are a novel solution to combat sticky floors and theft. I’ve seen them on late…
More to Love is an Australian women’s plus size clothing company offering sizes 14 to 24. And yes, they ship to Canada; although, there are a few details under “policy” you many want to email them first for details. They have a cute website that is easy to surf and shop. Their fashion labels include:…
I love this sexy Cocoon Cabled Cardigan from Silhouettes. It is perfectly versatile to wear with jeans or dress pants or over a maxi dress. I love the detail, shawl collar, and how it curves around the butt. It is available in XL to 3x for $69. *** Update * Sorry to say Silhouettes has…
One of my favorite forms of literary fiction is the novella. Starting at approximately 19,000 words (and running as long 40,000 words) it gives the literary fiction reader a little more meat than a short story but requires less commitment than a full blown novel.
I normally say that every woman should have at least one complete suit set. And I admit I usually say black. Mostly because it goes with everything; it is easily interchangeable with other black pieces in our wardrobe; and when you look at a person, black is like a canvas — it doesn’t stand out…